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CllA) T .
"Tbo Diamond Merchant"
Jeweler and Optician,
Seventh and Main Sivcotn,
s
......
f'MEDICAL MEN WOULD GIVE
COMMlSSlUN HULL PuWER
**ovefrnar?? 1'Imii tor I'ropost.i Vem<-r
ol 31 cd Ion I S>i*Ii?iuIk ( outlay !>??
fore (?riitnil A.ssemtiJ ?.
Survey of tho Uent r .
.brings torth tlu- i, . t t i it :ii
,;oi nieinoets . < ..i.
warn the
nor Davis Id c;- a..tires- ...
itig ol tiio j? r? s. :.i si :... .11
bo til ken to lol.s ; i..
department ? i i u..
iffinla anil tin. Med. .u Co. ..
ginia.
Ill discU>Si u til..-- in
Mated that t..11 : n ?. i;. t , u;i,
statc-aiiit.il m. t.i .i, \
. U .> t lie I e .1 re .;i ui ;li'l' . I t M .tte.i
Jtliat these two Stall - d instil
fpcrati' til t.; .: I'UII . ; .11,. :i. i.i t..
same . t . s?- a., i . .
'appro).r...... should be ni-Hio hut
one Silii.. !
ill-fimiiiieiid?. I oiiiiiii.s.Miiii.
:* lit- rccolii .. ,i t ? ? .: .i . s .;i
Si', xiiuv* I ? ii.iaie.i. . ? . ,? : i
|ihree by iin Hi . .. oi i'.. . - iii,J
fit irn b.? : :i. . vt ri us. i.. : ? s "s ve
\S It llUUt i ..Vis _.i t <.
tin; adxis.n. :> o: :.. .n.ii...i.
'Jil;tj culliiS[.>- :i woii.ii . ,i. .- s;. i ,
traisii*J . a , . . - ... , : .?.si
and Won . . '.'t u? : ... tn? j... i>
regard nip > ..sat: .n to tl.f t.. i ?
Afc?onil'i\. s.i, uid tin! Institutions i. >t
act upon th? conclusions of their ov\n
accord.
l.aytnea ..s well as m* d;> ,ii men
thloUgiioul ti.i Stale ar ? t.i\.:_: .,n
aetivt* isut'i. it. t.:e .< . ;..s a : t.,.
Governor ac.l many .i;- - .it^iai; i .it
;\vhuii the proposal comes bou?r the
(.rCIleial A.-.-. :: . ; t.i . ? .a. . ..n
be glvou authority, it it* ilmiings are
Sin accord, to bring about ilia consoli
dation wit:., it waitn^ :w,i ;
would be necessary should ill* y be
compelled to rej bat-.; t ? A -
seiisDly.
Would l.tiise I tit-ri i i i y.
l.'ndcr tin ?tio. i. i, j. r, it .
propose;! lb< Metl I.',I . I\. .1 \j .
Kinia, Ucated In Ulchmoiiil, would lose
us id-Mit: > and 1 ? ? i ? ?: ii t - jtirt : : i..
medical departm til ... tin University
of Virt a la I" ? 1 that tit I
ii It y at..i . i . \ . .
leal Colieue :> ? v? ? \ > .i t ic
jjhjrness to t dlgn In a body and
mtt tin. board vi
Nity to t ? ?i.t:ii/.. . . .a. ...? . ?
meiu at .t ii-..
All o: t ie j>r..-. ?. i . a w n.
the .Med; a I f. . . ..' \ :,
at appiM.\iai..;? :v ti.c
l lie colli go ba:: ! :ii;~. Memor.ai Hos
pital, the tu-w w.-v- n-stor\ it"f.i - i?s
pital, D.?ol. ;. 11'>s]?;ta :.i
iilitios would t:? ? t" i:i" university.
.. Tivii \ |i|in?|iriatinn-. M-uar.iic.
At the pi, - till..- tile .Mt : .,1 t *. .1 -
!<?*??? r>: \ irgmia r- . t i\. s ,.n ,t ,i;.- -
propri.it at. ,.t > v. i:,,r
and tlH I !, \ ... ] ; ?.
the belief ?t Govt t'tior Davis aiiii . tin
? who have made a study of tlie .-ittii
tlon, that much more could be act >m
plisiied hy putting tills money Into one
Hnstltution, where it would not be
necessary maintain two fa. .
(loilblc e.j tl tpuiell t. . ;
lti addition, so lonu as tin- two
schools are si-par..!t , n< ;..,
ible for endowments ,.?? i ?
cal educational foundations. Since it
costs twive ;in nine): :?? ? .i t t
cal students as th- .- ?t ?, ,. ,'.1
ftuire in tuition fees, meda ,
dare that inedi.Ml s i; .s ?' A
to maintain f i t- a? : ?
iiaw endowments largi . hpri i
tlons from til. State
COLORED TEACHERS ASKING
HIGHER WAGE FROM STATE
I'et it Ion Prei areii ?,al,.s *|..II1X | ,.n,
Inu Sonili II(>oiiiio?. of I'tior
l-'aei III ie*.
Colored s
pres'.-nt i : f
sembly 1.1.:
1-egiiiat u: o
col Vt-d by i.
8t ress is !
? ^t4 salari s
who term, i
tiou as "rid
<T?ns?* ne
: h.!ph' ': !? ? :? 'in' t'h
tere-t of : lie . tit
petition v-.i >
DtirniK ' t- ; i'-t n \ .? npprot.
Imati !y i n... ... ..s ? v ,
' <*>r the \..rth .ni l \V. : ' r s
mi't.t I j, str.; ^ ? i i. at 111 ?? nno
JIV ur:xr . A,no"K many causes .? onomic
industrial a::,! , .!?, u, , 1 ?
from i n vest in 11 a. n that poor and ,
S?iu? ,n?ta?*?oa hardly any school fa"
cllitif-s for negroes large part
in I he teiier.t: .i :1. t
negroes." t he petit ...a a- . t:i ? ?
it states:
"We fullv appr.-. at., "the s ?'. ? 1
e(forty of li s l\\ , ;v, ? '.'..*
Westmoreland Davis, at, i Jlnrrla Unrt
the educat ?? -n b.,rl aa.l ..? <
agencies who ut^e and re - ?
better pay In our - * V.
BURNED FIGHTING FLAMES
J. W. Hon (| urn ni Injured u,0?,
iiihI 11 zt ii (i s Diiriri^ 111 si /?%
fit !i<?tutk.
J. V,-. Boiidtirant. ?: IT"'. Kiovd \ve
nur. was sl'irhtly (? ,irn.-.? >. ? '? t .. ,
and hands v. s- , "
nre Started In ta.'- basement of his
home, lasting for short time bit
with ronsid. ral.le H-itti<
It is th'.ijiKht th.- ? - ,, .
4. nated from ;. . V
| match thrown
t basement. .< a.; .
1. the pipe- ;o catch Are The lire wns
| discovered i.y a ,'
I durant wa? i.-.s:- .*.i ..
5- Jinquish tl,. t\.,: . s v.' , - ? ,
beared to ?... ; .
basement.
MAYOR AINSLIE APPROVES
BIG BATCH OF ORDINANCES
One Renuiu(loi) Itiidimnii.l I eiiis
Intorn to 1-iniir I hum11aiii.nal
< liliucp.
Mayor George Ainiue h,.-. , i
twenty-four ordinal: . ? a: I v.
vlilcli were . on
tions yester'la>. ali
REAL
BARGAINS
We have same real bargains in
Diamonds, some of tin? old M??rk
which were bought hcftire ihc a<l
vance, You should see iln-m l??
fore they are all sold.
Condensed Statement of the Banks of Richmond, Va., Dec. 31, 1919
(Compiled by Tlios. F. II Crowder, Credit Department, American National Bank.)
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? To I n I
t urren in by the lJoard of Aldermen
;.t i' > l;iM hum ?ink.
? Mm of Tlif resolutions signed by the
Mayor yesterday rc'iuested Richmond'
ill !??>:;ites Im tlio Legislature to i
mm ii'f I lie adoption of resolutions'
n.? ruling tl.e J?tate Constitution so as
to enable cities to asscsn cost of street'
improvements on abutting property!
ow ners.
Permits to string banners across
streets will hereafter be granted by
the Director of Public Works, ono of,
the measures provides.
An ordinance increasing' the pay of
the judge of the City Circuit Court
? signed and another directing the I
advertiscinent of the ordinance ex- j
tending the privilege of the Virginia
Itaiiway ami Power Company to
charge a straight f.-cent fare was ap
proved l>y the .Mayor.
PROPOSE NEW GYMNASIUM
FOR COMMONWEALTH CLUB i
I '.. A, Iti'ii iiii|<ls Ik r.lcctcd I'rmldfnt at
Annum llimiiii'M Mrrling of
llrKa nl/at Inn.
Extension ?? f the fac.litles of the
Commonwealth Club, including a gym- j
'..isiuni which permit certain forms of
? lie! i,'. lis w*i! as a swimming pool,,
\> ..s proposed last night at the annual j
n.'M't inir of th? ?lub.
K A. liennoids was- elected president j
f the >hib ,'or the year. and W. Mead
\i! si.n became vice-president; L. D.
AyUtt. secretary, and R. 15. Palmer.1
tr. .surer.
Five new members were elected to I
>ard f >i .t term of three years, i
Y..e\ are L. 1). Avlett, P. 13. McAdams. '
!.? *gh It. Page, \\*. Mead Addison, i
i' 'le!!ian Wortham. The hoard of the
consists of fifteen men. five of,
vv.:oin are c eded for three-year terms
? ea.'h annual meeting The hoard
w 11 hold its first meeting for this!
..ear on Tuesday. February 17.
11 ?* ii ii Would Stnjul Trial for Wllllnm. i
I:!?:*: 1.1 X. Jan. 17. -Ferdinand Bonn,,
.< t no time the most popular actor In
>r: my ml a protege of former
it ? >r William, has offered to sub- .
stltutc ) mar f for Count Hohensol*
lern and go to London made up an
?he former monarch. The actor was
?. entl.v hissed In various sections of
Cerm ay iio.-nwse lie impersonated the
ervtwlr.le Kmperor In a dim dealing
v.'i'h the rise and fall of the Hohen
?te?ln Mtrntp I'lnut Probe .Monday. I
W vs11 IN<;T? >.V. .Ian. 17.?Chairman
to. of the House War Expendl
? ir-'s Comm'ttee. s- nt word to his of
? from Charleston, S. <*., today that i
the Mussel Shoals,
ant would begin at Mussel!
- ? \ i Mm lay. Representative;
:i. A t am i. in whose district !
.. n'ui*. - located, will attend the;
?? More than fifty witnesses
ivi iieen summoned.
PRINTERS ASSEMBLE HERE *
FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION
Scerctnry - Manngrra* Association to
Hold SesMlono Starting Tomorrow
Morning.
Delegates from every part of the
United States will attend the Interna
tional Convention of the Secretary
Manager Association, a national or
ganization of printing trades, which
will l?o hold tomorrow and Tuesday at
Kouger's llotei.
William T. Pabney. of the Chamber
of Commerce, will deliver the address
of welcome.
Opening 6essions of the convention
tomorrow morning will be devoted to
addresses by Charles G. McCoy, of New
York, and Oliver Wroughton, of Kan
sas City.
Addresses by Bdgar B. Nelson, of
Hoston; John \\\ Marder. of Rochester:
C. L. Woodtleld. of Chicago; \V. Van
Hinkle. of Buffalo, and Frank W.
Heath, of Philadelphia, will be made at
the session tomorrow afternoon.
At the evening session the membere
will meet with the Richmond Typo
Mictac. The evening meeting will be
held at the Business Men's Club. J.
I.u'.toii lCngle, of Philadelphia: K. P.
Mickel, of Nashville, and C. IV Byrd, of
Atlanta, will be among the speakers.
On Tuesday the business sessions
will be held. F2. P. Mitchell, pres-ident
of the association, will arrive here
from Nashville today.
r*nralnhr? $l.r?00 Bond.
George Axorny. charged with manu
facturing and selling whisky In a con
fectionary store on North Twelfth
Street, within two blocks of the State
Capitol several weeks ago, was yes
NASAL CATARRH
Thoiieli Very Common It In a Srrlou*
UUe.uie?Wont at Thl* Smeon.
It is an Inflammation of the mucous
membrane, causing a discharge, and is
aggravated by colds and suJden
changes of weather, but depends on an
impure condition of the blood. Whin
chronic it may develop into consump
tion by breaking down the delicate
lung tissues and Impairing the general
health.
Begin treatment with Hood's Sarsa
parilla at once. This medicine purifies
tlie blood, removes the cause of the dis
ease. and gives permanent relief. It
has been entirely satisfactory to tnree
generations.
If a cathartic is neoded take Hood's
Pills?they are gentle and thorough,
enliven the liver, regulate the bowels.
?Adv.
2,000 Galvanized Iron
ARMY ASH CANS
GOVERNMENT PAID, $5 TO $7.50
EACH
Class A . $2.50
Class B . $2.00
Class C . $1.50
Fire Buckets .30
THESE ARE PRACTICALLY NEW.
HOTELS AND APARTMENT
HOUSES TAKE NOTICE.
L. ROSE & CO.
420 BROOK AVENUE
gst.s?s.?i?r..5<i
] ti-nlay liailoil for the sum of J1.500 l>y
United State Commissioner l'legeu
1 heimer.
Printer* )li'rt Todnjr.
Members of Typographical Union. ?
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meeting this afternoon at o'clock at
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ARMENIANS CELEBRATING
CHRISTMAS IN POVERTY
Holiday In Near Uwt Kind* People >
Slrlt'krn and Suffering
From Famine.
America, victorious In war, with \
plenty everywhere, celebrated Christ
inas Day with rejoicing throughout I
the land. That day fell on Decem
ber "5.
Today, membors of another Chris
tian sect are celebrating their Christ
mas Day. some of them In Klohmoml
and Virginia, the majority, the ragged,
starving, freezing remnants of a great |
people, now decimated by lire and 1
sword and bullet, hunger and pesti
lence and cold, huddling in th?-lr ruined
churches and homes In Armenia.
In America there was Yuletlde j
gayety. In Armenia there Is death I
and sorrow.
Thousands of Armenians In tills J
country today are observing their
Christmas Day although, strictly |
speaking, according to the Armenian
Church calendar. Christmas falls on
January 1U. Hut instead of the cus- 1
totnary feasting and rejoicing, prefaced
by a seven-day abstinence from meat,
there is solemnity and gloom hero to-i
day at the thought of the plight or I
their fellow countrymen in tlio Near
East, where death is stalking those j
the Turk spared.
"There i:' no rejoicing over there,
only sorrow and suffering." ?uld i
VOGUE PATTERNS
lire to sevr with.
GIFT SHOP
Fourth nnil Grace.
A COMPIjKTIC DRESSMAKING .
DEPARTMENT.
Also Heady-to-Wear Frocks.
THIS SEASON'S SHOES
OHIGFNALLY
$10 TO $16.50,
OX SALE
NOW AT
THE COHEN CO.
$y.35
Randolph 101-101. 501-0-8 East Broad Street.
ANNOUNCING
Canned Goods Week
JANUARY 19-21
Featuring a 10% Discount
On Purchases of a Dozen Cans of One or More Varieties.
Interesting' Features of This Exhibit to Which We Call
Your Attention.
1. All canned goods offered for sala
will be opened for inspection during
this week only, in order that house
wives may assure themselves of the
superior quality of goods sold under
the Schmidt name.
2. A complete educational display will
be made of canned goods in a wide
variety, all of the same quality?tlio
best. Vegetables, NFruits, Fish and
Soups in many forms, with which
it is worth while for every (house
keeper to familiarize herself. Con
veniently arranged on small tables.
3. Special reductions on certain canned
goods will be offered from day' to
day during Canned Goods Week.
4. A standing offer is made of a 10*;o
discount on each purchase of a
dozen cans of the same or assorted
kinds, for Canned Goods Week.
"The Miracle on Yonr Table"?delicious, nourishing, scien
tifically prepared food, in sanitary containers, to you in an
instant from any part of the world.
Hawaiian Pineapple
Sliccd and Grated?5 ?dzes.
Fragrant, honey-sweet fruit, ripen
ed by Southern suns, cut and packed
in its own juice, in sterilized contain
ers, and at your command in the
midst of a Northern winter.
Special for Monday and Tuesday Only
Maine State Sugar Corn, 3 for 50c
Finest pack, specially good for fritters, pudding, and everywhere a su
perior grade of sweet corn is desired. Regularly 2 4c a can.
Delicate, fresh flavored Vege-; Stored up sweetness with
tables with which to stock yourj which to replenish a sugarless
shelves: pantry:
Peas
Sifted Torn Thumbs, extra sifted
and wrinkled.
Sweet Corn
Fancy Maine, Honey Drop, Fritter.
Tomatoes
Lar^e, juhy, bright red in color.
Also in combination with okra.
Beans
Small Mutter [Jeans, Tiny Golden
Wax Means, Kxtra Small String
Ipeh, Red Kidney, Haricots and
many others
Asparagus
Mammoth White Tips, Medium
Green Tips, and other choice va
rieties.
Spinach
French or Maryland ntyl?!, with
the fresh garden flavor and color.
Artichokes, Parsnips, Turnips,
Spinach, Pumpkin.
Apples
Grated in cans, also finely flavored
Canned Apple Sauce.
California Fruits
Apricots, Royal Ann Cherries,
Fancy Red Pitted Cherries, Bart
lctt Pears, Yellow Cling Peaches,
Strawberries and Raspberries.
Preserved Figs
Sweet, plump and Juicy.
Pure Fruit and
Sugar Preserves
Loganberry, Raspberry and Straw
berry.
Deep Sea Delicacies
Salmon steaks from the Columbia
River, Russian Caviar, Crab and
Lobster Meat packed for the epi
cure, Tuna, Shrimp, Fresh Mack
erel and Kippered Herring in the
inimitable Scotch style.
Plan to Visit Tills Educational Exhibit Even if You Don't
Want to Buy.
The Opportunity Comes Hut Oncc a Year.
? ? *
Oliver J. Sand*, Virginia chairman of
Near ISast Relief,' tilling yesterday
about tlto Armenian Christmas and lta
eeremoi*len. "Those aparod from
doath havo no plenty Ifverywhere
there In the agony of a dying nation
and the Bloom of a hopoluHS people."
Imposes Ilea-./ Fines.
Four heavy linen were collected In '
1'olleo Court yesterday morning by
Juattce Crutulilleld. U K. Tiller, J. K.
Cradddek and Llndaey Hill were lined
150 cach on charges of speeding, while
Oliver Mallory was fined >100 for car
rying concealed weapon*).
A Hint of Spring
in the New Hats
Did you have in mind a droopy sort of hat.
large. ?cft and pretty? Or a rather wnall
perky affair with color and life and ?aucme*??
Of whatever type, these new hari will hold
you tpell-bound. For they're surprisingly chic
The I'ricp Range, $5 to $80
I \ On?
<u& -?
r Street! >
"The
Fashion
Center
for
Mlllliu-o
The
BELL
Bulletin for Business Men
The
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extra Bpacc. RECORDS WORTH HAVING are worth
PROTECTING from fire, rata and vermin. Let us make
your records SAFE in 10 20. Muy we?
IjjHi ? j j j Book and Stationery Co.,
911 East Main Street.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It,
Most people do not realize the alarm- j If such conditions are permitted to
ing inorease and remarkable preva- , continue, serious results are sure to
leney of kidney disease. While kidney | follow. Kidney Trouble In Its very
disorders are among: the most common y
diseases that prevail, they are almost worst form may steal upon you.
the last recognised by patients, who ; if you feel that your kidneys are the
i usually content themselves with doc- j cau3e cf your sickness or run down
toring the effects, while the original . vn,
disease constantly undermines the sys- condition, begin taking Dr. Kilmers
tcm. S a amp-Root, the famous kidney, liver
Weak kidneys may caUs*; lumbago, j and bladder medicine, because a.s soon
rheumatism, catarrh of the bladder, 1 as your kidneys arc well, they will
pain or dull ache In the back. Joints or j help the other organs to health,
muscles, at times have headache or i If you are already convinced that
Indigestion, as lime passes you may i .Swamp-Root Is what you need, you can
have a sallow complexion, puffy purchase the regular medium and large
or dark clrclos under the eyes, some- ! size bottles at all drug stores. Don't
times feel as though you had heart | make any mistake, but remember the
trouble, may have plenty of ambition, I nainc, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, and
but no strength, get weak and lose ' the sddrcss, Blnghamton. N. Y., which
flesh. ' ' you will find on every bottle.
SI'KCI A It :\OTK?You may obtain a sample size bottle of Swamp-Root by
enclosing ton cent.) to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iiinghaniton, N. Y. They will also
send you a book of valuable information, containing many of the thoutiaiidg of
gratoful letters received from men and women who say they found i-iwainp
rioot to bo Just the remedy needed In kidney, liver and bladder troubles. Th?
value smd success of Swamp-Koot. arc so well known that our readers are
advised to tend for a sample size bottle. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blngham
ton, X. Y. Be sure to say you rend this offer in the Richmond Sunday Times
It is pa toll.?Adv.
ECZEMA
Also called Tetter, Salt Rheum,
Pruritus, Milk Crust, Water
Poison, Weeping Skin, etc.
91 For fifteen yeara f have been treatinr one dise.vte
BE alone. ECZKMA. I hate handled oTer out million
BBC eases. I do not pretend to know it all, but 1 an con
Hi vinced the disease is due to an eiceu of acid in the
blood, and closely related to rheumatism and cancer.
IM This acM imt be rentowd.
Kb Kciema is called by some people Itch, Tetter, Salt
? Rheum, Pruritus, Milk Crust, Weepin* Skin, etc. I , .
H an fully convinced Eczema is a curable disease, and r\m mmiimiv
BB when I ??y it c?n be ctrrMl, I mrnn Just what I jay ? DR. CAWNADAY
|9 C-U R-E O, and not merely patched up for a while to ?i???aM?t ?^*?1
CT return worse than before. It makes no difference f?rsiv??ts.
MSB what other doctors have told you, or what all you h?*? ?rl?rf >11 1 >?v- ?. i .
Hi chance to prove to you that this vast experience ha. Uu/ht m'e a nl J .k t
M would be of help to you. If you will writ* me?o<Uy I wUl itnd miTi Lh!t
H of my mild, soothtng, guaranteed treatment that wTll do more t#
H than I or anyone eUe could in a month's preach^* Its ill no to vou u 122
B9 suffer any" more with eczema and refuse to merely write to me fortrl* ??< i f ^
? blame yourself. No matter where you lire I hay^t^r^
H dropping me a postal today I. likely to you mor^^fMmforUn^ week thaiJ
ffl voa ever expected to enjoy srain. iSe it rl?ht no ? r^^I?fe sUk?
M I. E. CANNADAY, M. D.J489 Court Ml, Sedalla, Mo.
HI Bisk, MsJio, ?, MtiMr ksbr bjIWwIstMtM,
H S?a?* U?ls ??(!<? to ?mm poor scff?-.r fro. *?????. h will b. a Itlad act fcy in.

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